Ahumador de acero inoxidable ø 10 cm con pico de 24 cm de altura con protección
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Ahumador de 10 cm de diámetro con pico de 24 cm de altura en acero inoxidable, con protección antiquemaduras (código FO 2902) y fuelle de caucho de silicona
(código QI M34)

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Funda de goma de silicona (también disponible como pieza de recambio código QI M34), reforzada con nervaduras y adaptable a cualquier tipo de ahumador.
Red de protección antiquemaduras extraíbleAlmohadas de nylon resistentes al calor y reforzadas con fibra de vidrio
Válvula de succión de silicona
Almohada trasera, pretaladrada para atornillar el cuerpo al ahumador - adaptable a cualquier modelo.

QI A134
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